TriCell LTD (fka TCLL)

[SFGiants]

getting pretty damn crazy here!

[DFLY]

loookinnn great!!))do i see pennyland potential here?!)))

[Dem Franchise Boyz]

thanks doog....strong action today..looks like we could see a penny here..MOMO and small share structure..!!!

[Shawn Carter]

MOMO MADNESS IS HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[doogdilinger]

Over a million shares now MrBigz last @ .0041 weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[MrBigz]

The way this is trading I bet another 100,000 buy at the ask moves us up to 0.0065

[doogdilinger]

WOWZA MrBigz that's INSANE!!! Could have an awakenin' MONSTA unfoldin' here...best of success to all as we see how today unfolds!!!

[Jdub33328]

why is this running?

thanks

[doogdilinger]

Now we're talkin' Ichi...bring on the momo madness train choo-choo;)

[Shawn Carter]

only if I can get filled..Lmfao!!!!!!1

[doogdilinger]

Excellent info geezy & glty!!!

[doogdilinger]

GM DFB...nice little start to the post labor day momo madness season underway here...best of success to all:)

[MrBigz]

there's no shares to hold this puppy back DFB

[Shawn Carter]

Me neither...

[MrBigz]

this could be a 10 bagger plus

[SFGiants]

couldn't get crap this morning at the ask! ugggggggh!! thinnnnnnnnnnnn

[MrBigz]

TCLL thin all the way to 0.15

[Dem Franchise Boyz]

i think we might just see that penny today...

[Shawn Carter]

Tell me about it!! Wanted to buy 3-4 mil.....

[doogdilinger]

Insane how thin this is MrBigz!!!

[MrBigz]

TCLL up 93% and climbing

can we get it to break a penny today?

[Dem Franchise Boyz]

very thin surfkast!!

[Dem Franchise Boyz]

.0027 x .0031 KABOOMY TIME!!

[MrBigz]

TCLL moves on air

any little buy at the ASK moves it up

[MrBigz]

I have a buy at the ASK just sitting there - can't get filled

[surfkast]

This baby is really starting to move!!!!

[surfkast]

This baby is really starting to move!!!!

[doogdilinger]

Thnx for the info nsearle...I've been in similar situations where I've had no luck initiating contact only to discover some new player jumps on a play & ends up getting in contact with a company whether by luck, referral or just 'cause they're a fresh face kind of thing...so I'll give it a shot & let ya know how I made out:)

[MrBigz]

Look for thin the ASK is DFB

[rebelgirl]

Thnx Doog!

[Shawn Carter]

I always enjoy time off, but also ready to rock!!

[doogdilinger]

Hey buddy...hope you enjoyed the longgggg weekend weeeeeee;)

[Dem Franchise Boyz]

sweet chart action MrBigz....i have never been in a stock breaking out of the falling wedge...that i know of...so i am very curious to see how this goes...i have heard there is very nice power when breaking a falling wedge,...

[$oldier Hard]

We'll see. :)

[trailorparkboy]

Taxman's £5bn blunder is nothing to worry about
Doubles all round at the High Court. Following news that the taxman was setting aside £5bn for a wave of VAT claims, relating to a precedent set by Michael Fleming, an Aston Martin dealer, lawmen haven't been slow in getting in on the action.

Edited by Jonathan Russell
Published: 7:44PM BST 22 Jul 2009
It all relates to when and how you can claim refunds for overpayments of VAT, or so the lawyers tell me, rubbing their hands together with glee.
A quick look through the register of cases filed this week at the Queen's Bench Division shows that 46 out of the 50 cases are against The Commissioners for Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (one of the other four is against the Home Office – when it rains, hey Gordo).
I imagine there must be total panic at HMRC. Morrisons, Cadbury, BSkyB, Argos Rentokil and 12 local authorities are among the claimants.
I call the government department to find out what it all means.
"Oh I've no idea. Have you called the courts," the spinner asks me breezily. "These things happen all the time you know."
Oh, well that's alright then.

[trailorparkboy]

New £7 billion tax black hole in public finances
Britain's public finances face a new £7 billion "black hole" after thousands businesses claimed back VAT overpayments they made to the Treasury.

By Patrick Hennessy and Melissa Kite
Published: 9:00PM BST 27 Jun 2009
The businesses submitted the claims after the Government was defeated in a series of court rulings which culminated in a High Court judgement last year.
That decision opened up the floodgates for businesses to claim back any overpayments dating back to 1973.

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The multi-billion pound bill is a fresh blow for the government, which is already embroiled in a fierce political row over future levels of public spending and debt.
Last night Alistair Darling, the Chancellor, faced questions about his knowledge of the scale of the problem.
Lord Oakeshott of Seagrove Bay, a Liberal Democrat Treasury spokesman, said his party would table parliamentary questions on the issue tomorrow and accused Mr Darling of presiding over a "cover-up culture."
The revelation comes amid evidence that a dispute has flared up among cabinet ministers over how strongly to push the line that the next general election will be fought on a battlefield of "Labour investment" against "Tory cuts".
Gordon Brown has taken a forthright stance on the issue, insisting overall public spending will rise in the next few years to cope with the effects of the recession despite being accused of not telling the truth by the Tories – who insist there will be cuts whichever party wins the election, which must be held by June 2010.
Some ministers, including Mr Darling and Yvette Cooper, the Work and Pensions Secretary, have reportedly argued with the Prime Minister and believe that the government should be more candid about problems posed by Britain's £175 billion budget deficit.
Hilary Benn, the Environment Secretary, admitted on Saturday that his own department was facing budget reductions, and there would have to be "real choices" on spending.
The latest blow to Britain's battered finances is the result of several court rulings dating back to a 1996 decision by HM Revenue and Customs (at the time HM Customs and Excise), to bring in a three-year "statute of limitations" on claims by businesses for the repayment of overpaid VAT.
Before then, businesses could reclaim overpayments dating as far back as 1973 – the year that VAT was introduced.
The Customs decision was challenged in a series of court cases culminating in the House of Lords ruling in 2008 that Customs had not acted properly.
To cope with this, HMRC gave businesses a year, with a deadline of 31 March 2009, to make claims.
As big accountancy firms piled in to what one tax expert called a "once in a lifetime opportunity" HMRC was overwhelmed by the scale of the claims, many of which sought compound interest on overpayments, according to government insiders.
One expert at the leading accountancy firm Deloitte said he understood the total amount at stake to be £7.25 billion – enough to deal a severe blow to Britain's public finances.
In a rearguard action, HMRC has begun the process of challenging the legitimacy of thousands of the claims on the grounds they are not reasonable or that they should be liable for simple, not compound, interest.
Lord Oakeshott said: "This is another gaping hole in Britain's already overstretched public finances."
"It is yet another body blow to Darling's credibility and Britain's credit rating. When did he know the size of these claims? Why didn't he then come clean and what provision did he make for them in his budget?
"Our Debt Management Office has to sell £1 billion of gilts every single working day to fund our deficit. Investors around the world who have to foot the bill are now seriously worried that the Government is turning a blind eye to our ballooning deficit and public sector pensions bill. If Darling was director of a public company the lenders would want his head on a platter.
"The Treasury's cock-up and cover-up culture is deeply damaging to Britain."
A spokesman for HMRC said: “It is not possible to say how much will be repaid until all claims have been verified.
"HMRC has committed extra resources to ensure that claims are paid as quickly as possible. However, payment of claims is subject to verification.
"Refusal and reduction of claims is currently running at over 50%. Many claims also involve complex issues and relate to accounting periods for which records may not have been retained.”

[MrBigz]

TCLL weekly

[MrBigz]

good morning everyone

Go TCLL Go!!!

[nsearle]

wish you luck. I've tried email, snailmail, phone to the CEO, CFO for more than 2 year. Never reached anyone that could shed a light on the HRMC case or trading volume or anything else

[doogdilinger]

GM Ichi:)

[doogdilinger]

Very interesting trailor...will do some sleuthin' this mornin' glty!!!

[doogdilinger]

Excellent due over the weekend reb - especially your exchange with sales!!! So to assist on the communication front I'll try to email them right now & see if I can reach the CEO as well k...& will keep everyone updated throughout today/this week as any progress occurs cheers!!!

[trailorparkboy]

may 2009, if you google british news and go to the times i believe they have it. They have endless news articles about it. You have to sort thru

[doogdilinger]

GM players...lookin' for some more fun here after fridays awakenin' tease action!!! Hope everyone enjoyed their long weekends:)

[rebelgirl]

May 8, 2009

[nsearle]

What's the date on this news article TPB? This could be big news - that the HRMC is losing cases and required to pay out big interest checks. The payout was work $.05 a share to TCLL. If they settle, pay interest and do it quickly, then we could have a big winner here!

[di4]

Well I know you and you are a gentleman enough to allow "Lady's first" right?

I know I know... all is fair in love and trading.

[$oldier Hard]

I will be friendly competion as well. Well, maybe not so friendly. I'll be around at open as well. GLTY and all here.

[MrBigz]

Hey Ichimoku

TCLL seems to be getting some nice buzz over the long weekend.

some big names poppin in here. Tomorrow should be fun

[di4]

Race ya for a position ;)